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Mets Announcers Baffled by Embarrassing Moment at Athletics' Sacramento Ballpark

Mets announcers Gary Cohen and Ron Darling were baffled after a Jose Siri injury led to an embarrassing moment with a golf cart at the Athletics' temporary stadium, Sutter Health Park.

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Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza Had the Perfect Joke About His Team’s Busy Offseason

Juan Soto isn’t the only signing the Mets have made this offseason.

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Mets Acquire OF Jose Siri in Offseason Trade With Rays

The Mets and Rays agreed to an offseason trade that will send Jose Siri to Queens.

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Dodgers Announcer Ruthlessly Roasted Rays Hitter for Silly Reaction to Breaking Ball

Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Joe Davis roasted the Rays' Jose Siri for his reaction to a breaking ball.

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Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo Gave a Classic Performance After Signing New SiriusXM Deal

On the same day he signed a three-year contract extension for his radio show, Russo ripped “clown” Jose Siri for his antics against Yankees.

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Juan Soto Gave Cheeky Explanation for Slow Home Run Trot vs. Rays

New York Yankees outfielder Juan Soto cheekily explained why it took him 37 seconds to trot around the bases after his home run vs. the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday.

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The Yankees broadcast was so unimpressed with Jose Siri’s prolonged HR celebration while losing

It was Jose Siri's birthday!

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Milwaukee Brewers Players And Manager Suspended After Brawl

Milwaukee and Tampa Bay players and manager suspended and fined after on-field altercation.

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Benches Clear in Brewers-Rays After Abner Uribe, Jose Siri Exchange Punches

This escalated quickly.

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Rays’ Game 1 Loss Riddled With Far Too Many Preventable Mistakes

Tampa Bay failed in seven key areas that proved too much to overcome, and is now at risk of being swept in the first round of the playoffs for the second year in a row.

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Rangers sweep Rays, who lose sole grip on first place in division

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rays tried a lot of things Wednesday to break their latest losing streak and head home with some semblance of momentum.

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Rays win nightcap to sweep Royals in doubleheader

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The good news is the bottom line: The Rays resumed play after their rain-extended All-Star break with a doubleheader sweep of the Royals, winning the opener, 6-1, and the nightcap, 4-2.

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Rays open post-break play with win in Game 1 of doubleheader vs. Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — At first look, the extended All-Star break didn’t have the effect the Rays hoped for of putting a charge back into their offense.

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George Kirby sharp, gets unusual amount of support as Mariners sting Rays

SEATTLE — After he struck out Randy Arozarena, the Tampa Bay Rays’ most dangerous hitter, to end the sixth inning Saturday, George Kirby stalked off the mound in disgust.

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Rays on pace for several team records, individual accomplishments

PHOENIX — A record-tying, opening two-week run, a slew of players making marked improvements in their games, and team-first and next-man-up philosophies were primary identifying characteristics of the Rays’ remarkable performance through the first 81 games.

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Bad start for rookie Taj Bradley, and another bad night for Rays

PHOENIX — The Rays have been impressed and even a bit amazed by how well rookie Taj Bradley performed through his first 10 starts after joining their injury-depleted rotation.

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Oakland A’s stretch win streak to 7 in front of boisterous — and season-high — ‘reverse boycott’ crowd at Coliseum

OAKLAND, Calif. — Playing in front of their biggest — and easily most energized — home crowd of the season, the Oakland A’s remained the hottest team in baseball with a 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.

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Red Sox’s Radio Voice Activates iPhone Due to Rays’ José Siri

The outfielder’s name caused a mishap on the airwaves.

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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: The Red-Hot Prospect You Need to Pick Up Now

Gets your bids in for an electric player who is building buzz in the Cincinnati farm system. He could be called up any day.

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Shane McClanahan leads the way as Rays bounce back to beat Blue Jays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — After the most lopsided loss in franchise history, what the Rays needed most Wednesday was a well-pitched game and a couple of key hits.

Tribune News Service

Randy Arozarena delivers for fans as Rays hold off Blue Jays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — There have been a lot of demands on Randy Arozarena lately.

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Jose Siri collided with the ump after nobody expected him to score from second on an infield grounder

Personal foul, roughing the ... umpire?

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Rays beat Tigers on opening day, just as they planned

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When you get past all the pomp of opening day to the circumstance, winning the game is what matters most.

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Rays’ Wander Franco sidelined by quad soreness, status unclear

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Shortstop Wander Franco was scratched from the lineup for Saturday’s exhibition game due to right quad soreness, and the Rays aren’t sure about the extent of the issue yet.

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Rays go quietly in Game 1 wild-card loss to Guardians

CLEVELAND — Manager Kevin Cash and the Rays have been saying for weeks that they like the new postseason format Major League Baseball adopted this year because it doesn’t force the wild-card teams into a one-game showdown after a six-month, season-long battle.

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